Re: Windows Media Services (web)
- From: jmorrill@xxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 08 Aug 2007 12:58:51 -0700
On Jul 3, 5:16 pm, David McCollough
<david.mccollo...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
We have installed Windows Media Services Version 9.01.01.3841
on a server running Windows 2003 Standard patched to SP2.
This server has Internet Explorer 7 installed.
Whenever we attempt to access the Windows Media Service (web) shortcut, or
inside of IIS if we attempt to browse to the web site.
We get the following error message:
Browser not supported
The Windows Media Services Web Administrator requires Netscape version 5 orlater.
You are currently connected using:
Browser: Netscape
Version: 4
I saw a blurb stating that we had to make the URL for the Web Administrator
either a trusted site or a local intranet site.
I have tried both and still get the error message.
I can dig into the javascript and fix this problem myself, but I
thought I would check and see if there is a more approved method
of correcting this error.
Thanks
David M. McCollough
There is a pretty simple fix for this. Open "C:\WINDOWS
\system32\Windows Media\Server\Admin\web\wmssecure\include
\wmsConstants.inc" and modify the following line
Const MIN_NSCP_VERSION = 5
to
Const MIN_NSCP_VERSION = 4
Save the file and access the Windows Media Services Web Administration
page using Internet Explorer 7
-Enjoy
.
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